In Chapter 926 of The Bond Between Us novel, the narrative takes a riveting turn, plunging readers deeper into the intricacies of Anastasia and Herman's evolving relationship. As the couple grapples with the shocking revelation of their shared past, the town of Riverdale becomes a backdrop for both confrontations and moments of quiet introspection.
Chapter 926 opens with Anastasia attempting to piece together the fragments of her forgotten memories, haunted by the striking resemblance of their daughter to a past she never knew she had. The quaint charm of Riverdale transforms into a landscape of uncertainty as Herman, determined to unearth the truth, confronts Anastasia with questions that demand answers.
Rowan had been taken away by Asher. He was still recovering, and Hanna was beside herself with worry.
After pacing the floor and weighing her options, Hanna realized she had no choice but to turn to Anastasia for help.
Anastasia owed Rowan a huge favor. When Hanna broke the news, Anastasia’s heart clenched tight. “What happened? Just breathe and tell me everything, okay?”
“It was just now—Asher came and took him. I think it’s about the chip…”
At the mention of the chip, Anastasia shot a glance at Herman.
Herman spoke up. “I gave the chip back to him. I never looked at what was on it, but it must have something to do with Asher. The way Asher bounced back so fast these past few years—he had to have taken a few shortcuts.”
“Is Rowan really turning in his own family?” Anastasia’s voice shook.
Whatever the reason, she knew she had to repay her debt to Rowan.
Neither of them touched their bowls of wonton soup. As soon as the call ended, Herman pulled out his phone and called Dailey, ordering him to track down Rowan’s whereabouts.
Meanwhile—
At the Walker house.
Autumn had just dropped Daria off and returned home with Mr. Walker. He dismissed his assistant, the bodyguards, and even the housekeeper, leaving just the two of them. Then he said, “Swallow, let’s go upstairs.”
“Swallow”—that was what Mr. Walker used to call Autumn when they were young. She hadn’t heard that nickname in years; it caught her off guard, making her feel both nostalgic and a little anxious.
Back in their room, Autumn fell into old routines, helping Mr. Walker out of his coat. “Want me to run you a bath? Might help you unwind.”
“I’m too tired for all that,” Mr. Walker said with a long sigh. “Back in the old days, out on the dam with the crew, we’d stand watch for days on end—no showers, sometimes not even a sip of clean water. Now, look at this place—everything’s spotless, even the air smells nice.”
Autumn glanced over, trying to read his mood. “Well, if you’re tired, you should rest.”
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